Lontano da dove

Mario, who has just finished his military service, arrives in New York. Mario enthusiastically immerses himself in the life of the city and frequents a group of Italians including Daniela, Giacomini and Desideria. The path of discovery undertaken by Mario is accompanied by the growing sense of disillusionment suffered by Daniela and Giacomini who, during an excursion to Coney Island, compare New York to Rome and conclude that, in the end, the latter, although provincial and less cosmopolitan, has its merits.